yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] gleggie:
Had that problem a while ago, reformatting everything fixed it for me. On a side note, am I missing something? B/c just flasehd 6/5 and it didnt have Gapps in it... but dam its soo smooth :D
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Well the way it's setup. I can't include gapps anymore. It's an auto upload but it's worth it. trust me. The next two releases you'll wish I would have done this sooner :p
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
I'll be a tester Lol.
[HTC Rezound] KnightDavid:
I've got a fresh nandroid, so I'd be happy to be a guinea-pig too.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Anyone who wants to be a tester. Download this. I don't know if it will install but manually place it in /system/app/ and reboot phone

https://www.dropbox.com/s/dodeia8ch5i35se/CMUpdater.apk

And wait for my instructions. Currently building 6/6
[HTC Rezound] tigerxchaos:
6/5 has been decent so far. Oddly, animations in 6/3 seemed to be just a tiny bit smoother on my phone. However, the phone overall feels much more responsive.

One thing to note, I think the panoramic camera has backslid a little bit. Viewfinder is glitching a lot again.

Out of curiosity, are we losing out on some of the camera sensor since this ROM takes pictures in a more standard aspect ratio than HTC's usual widescreen photos? I also notice the standard camera viewfinder does not accurately represent the final picture... it seems that the picture ends up a wider angle than what the viewfinder shows.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Great news guys. Found my new OTA app. It's called CM Updater. Build 6/6. Being uploaded as I type this. Will be the last rom I push to goo.im and d-h.st. You can find the link here. Click Me!
[HTC Rezound] KnightDavid:
Followed your instructions, except for the part about waiting... :silly:

After putting the apk in my /system/app/ and rebooting, I immediately got a notification from CM Updater that an update was available. Download took about 4.5 minutes. Pressed the update button after the download completed and the phone rebooted into recovery, but did not install the update. I didn't really expect it to though, my recovery is RA revamped 3.15. Wiped caches and installed the new ROM manually, and I'm up & running on 6/6.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Not surprised by it doesn't work on amonRa. Works perfect on CWM which I use on my rezound. And should work perfect on TWRP

bottom line is...amon ra is just old
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
yeup, i also ditched amon ra when we got ota updaters in the rom

Btw Cm Updater worked perfect on Twrp (2.5.0.0) :good:

also the changelog in the CM Updater is more into detail about the changes which i like
[HTC Rezound] KnightDavid:
yeah I know, I've been putting off moving to a new recovery. Not sure why really... I guess it's time. So, which is better? CWM or TWRP?
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Don't let anyone tell you one is better. It's all about what you like. Both work great. I have always used CWM so I stick with. TWRP has a lot more features.
[HTC Rezound] tigerxchaos:
I've been liking TWRP a lot. It's got tons of options and is very smooth. Never tried CWM. For some reason though, TWRP doesn't give you the ability to wipe /boot.
[HTC Rezound] Hobox10:
I thought CWM Recovery had issues on our phone so I've always been skeptical about using it, even if the issues are fixed now. Pretty dumb, I know, but it's weird to me cause Amon Ra and TWRP didn't have the same problems. I wish Amon Ra was updated :crying: I don't really like touch recoveries.
[HTC Rezound] HokieCoder:
Thanks to [MENTION=3419683]Snuzzo[/MENTION] for the mirror! Goo server for Goomanager is currently down, so I grabbed the 6/6 build from his mirror and man did it download fast! :D

I will try out the CMUpdater method next time!
[HTC Rezound] tigerxchaos:
Yeah, [MENTION=3419683]Snuzzo[/MENTION]'s mirror was so hilariously fast that I actually deleted the ROM and re-downloaded it because I was suspicious something went wrong with the download.

Before I manually installed 6/6, I couldn't get CM Updater to show up in my apps list or alert me that there was an update. I'm not sure if this is more of a background process or if I should be seeing it, similarly to Goo. I do miss how Goo would set itself up as an associated app for .zip files, so all I needed to do was open a .zip to have Goo flash it for me.

Does CM Updater check md5 or will we need to start doing that manually? Thanks Fly! Since I installed 6/5, I have had zero issues with the lag I mentioned before, and waking up the phone seems to be a little better as well.
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
You can download TWRP md5 key from my server also. Just place it in the same directory as the zip.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Yes. It does check md5.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Because CMUpdater is so simple to use and installs perfectly with CWM and TWRP. Do you guys still want to build every 4 days even though I build between a lot?
[HTC Rezound] ANDR0lD:
Loved the cmupdater idea...worked awesome. Thank you so much for your hard work on all that you provide us man!

Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[HTC Rezound] lukester01:
6/5 great

Yes 6/5 is great. Smooth, no lags/hangs. Screen on is fast also. I like the new animations. The screen off animation is great, makes me smile every time. I notice also that the screen on after reboot is fixed now. Maybe wife will be happy now. I know I am.

6/6 isn't a build to fix a major issue with 6/5 is it?
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
I will install them every day if they are released every day...
[HTC Rezound] HokieCoder:
I'd say stick with every 4 days, my reason being that it would probably help you as the developer sort out issues with a particular build. I can feel my head start to explode when trying to think about how you would handle issues with daily or near daily build, what bugs were introduced or fixed where, etc. Of course, if a critical fix comes about, breaking the 4-day rule shouldn't be a problem, right?

But that's just my opinion. I can cherry pick which version to flash to my heart's content, so increasing the frequency would have no real effect on me, other than CMUpdater *****ing a lot more :p
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
Keep it at 4 days.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC Rezound] aphlatoon:
Agree.:good:
[HTC Rezound] cristianpark:
+1 for 4 days updates

Flyhalf I used the CRT effect with no option to remove it on CM for T989 and I just hate it, I was happy because your build doesn't have it but now I came to the same situation where can't disable the effect. Am I missing some option to disable it or it's just hard flashed into the ROM and one can't disable it? If you can make a switch somewhere on system settings or tell me how to help to do it, I'll be glad

On 6/5 I can enable WCDMA Preferred and Edge is available just like that, thanks for adding the APN's for my country and once more, thanks for your hard work
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
If you don't like CRT you just go into System Settings>Display> and uncheck Screen-off Animation
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Well I might keep stable builds every 4 days. And nightlies. Yes nightlies whenever I want to build.. You can set nightlies or stables in the notifications in CMUpdater
[HTC Rezound] troy7548:
Will the updater be S-ON compatable or will i have to install new builds with recovery?
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
No. The updater reboots the phone into recovery. Does not give you any choices or options then reboots phone back to OS. So you'll have to manually install after the download completes to keep the kernel up to date.
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
Or manually download/use option 4 in LunarMenu.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC Rezound] Tired of the Bull:
Is the 6/6 version built using the complete Linaro Toolchain?
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Best way for s-on people!!!

Yes
[HTC Rezound] Tired of the Bull:
Awesome, thank you!
[HTC Rezound] zmr333:
OTA Updater?

I don't know if I changed some settings or something, but my OTA Updater isn't finding a new version of this. I'm stuck on version 8 (5/5/13) and I do have the latest TWRP Recovery
[HTC Rezound] DCnovicky:
I'm really loving the direction this is headed along with the recent update for Root Explorer which added the ability to link drop box, just thinking aloud being s-on I can download manually as you mentioned to phone, copy and paste boot.img from rom zip to dropbox using root explorer, which will sync to pc dropbox folder, move boot.img to platform tools on pc, flash rom in recovery, flash boot.img in bootloader and I'm in business. again just thinking out the future process here..if there's a better way for s-on let me know or if anything needs wiped before flashing rom or boot please chime in..thx
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
Option 4 will automatically pull boot from zip and flash it while in rom.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Guess you don't check thread often. We did away with OTA Updater. We are now using CMUpdater. Download the latest build here and you'll be notified of next update. http://vp-zp.com/snuzzo/roms/flyhalf205/cm10/
[HTC Rezound] DCnovicky:
Oh damn.. Can't wait to see this in action.. Gonna get set up tomorrow. Thx snuzzo
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
Yup you can use it to dirty flash update or to completely flash a whole new rom. Mind you, your on your old boot til you reboot. ;)

Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC Rezound] power950:
I'm 99% positive cwm has a choice between touch or not on there website
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Don't download the ones from their website or Rom manager. Use the ones in the CWM thread here in the forum
[HTC Rezound] troy7548:
OK sorry for the dumb question but how do I get to the LunarMenu?
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Open up Terminal app and type in menu
[HTC Rezound] troy7548:
I opened terminal emulator and typed menu but got menu not found

EDIT: never mind I got it.
[HTC Rezound] wildstang83:
Yea I wouldn't "touch" the recoveries on the their site :silly:

Use [MENTION=3082717]Flyhalf205[/MENTION]'s versions. More updated and actually fixed properly.
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
Got to give it su first
[HTC Rezound] ZiViTi_13:
When I install PdaNet app and connect it to pc it tell me: "Enable usb-debugging", but it already turn on. I reinstall all drivers, but PdaNet, Clockwork tether say me "enable usb-debugging". Standart USB-modem doesn't work. Pls help. P.S. I write this in Neo thead, but this bug in this rom to, when I switch in settings to "GSM only", android.phone FC.
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
So does changing the cm updater setting for checking new stable or nightlies ect... effect anything?
[HTC Rezound] Splorg:
Awesome!

Thanks for quality software, guys. With an extended cap battery and a few settings changes, I can manage 10-12 hours of hard use under the worst of conditions, and 2-3 days of standby time, no sweat.

A few questions:

I'm looking for a kernel that doesn't suck - by that I mean something that supports Row I/O and a few more Governors, and that doesn't bomb my handset on a regular basis. Suggestions?

When I flashed rev 8 (20130505 build) the handset started to do random reboots. I ended up restoring a NAND to get back to rev 1 (20130411.164840) and the problem is gone. I don't see any posts complaining about it, so I imagine it's something I did. Any idea what that might be, so I correct it and run the newest update?

Thanks in advance, and keep up the awesomeness! :good:

Splorg

Edit: I manually downloaded the most recent, cleared cache and Dalvik, flashed it, and after the HTC splash, it does.......nothing. What am I missing?
[HTC Rezound] kpritchard:
Anyone made a script or file to be ran on startup to disable hardware overlays? I notice a bit of a difference and have done it ever since I got the ROM. If you can't bc its in developer options, no worried. I was just wondering.
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
Don't need to use PDANet anymore. Native USB tethering has been fixed.
[HTC Rezound] d.kozzer:
Snuzzo is absolutely correct. I was a PDANet user for a couple years, native tethering works just as well or better, and considering you get the toggle in the quicksettings pulldown when plugged into USB, it's actually easier to use.
[HTC Rezound] ZiViTi_13:
I install android-sdk, then connect to PC and drivers are installed. Now PdaNet work correct.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Most likely nothing. I'll probably never upload anything under the "nightlies" category. Just set it to all just to be on the safe side and check for update daily
[HTC Rezound] d.kozzer:
This doesn't work for me - the desktop util just sits there at "Connecting to phone..." and never gets further. I've never gotten PDANet to work with 4.2 on windows 7.
[HTC Rezound] troy7548:
Anyone else having problems with voice to text in the 6-6-13 build it keeps force closing on me.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Is your Google Search updated in the Play Store?
[HTC Rezound] HowardZ:
I am using the 4/27 (aka Wildstang) version at this time along with the 4/28 version of HIRO kernel.

I found out that adding qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 to the end of the build.prop file will enable soft keys in addition to the capacitance hard keys.

In CM10.1 settings, system, one can add, remove, and reorder the soft keys.

Howard
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Why you using such an old version? So much has been fixed since 4/27
[HTC Rezound] wildstang83:
Vintage version :confused:

Or he is a hipster :victory:
[HTC Rezound] HowardZ:
Because function is more important.

I can use the 4/28 HIRO badass governor with the 4/27 wildstang83 version and I only see two things wrong :

1. No MHL output to a HDMI TV

2. High likelihood of crashing in the gallery app

The world has not yet recovered from what you've done to CM10.1

Ion... Pmem.... Ion... Pmem... I couldn't figure out which HIRO versions works with which cm10 versions.

Also, in my opinion, you need to slow down, check simple things like a correct md5, don't change back and forth between including gapps and not including gapps, don't post that gapps are included when it isn't. These may sound trivial, but these things are frustrating and send me elsewhere.

I know you do good work, but I need to wait for you to settle down, slow down, and also for other products to catch up with your changes.

If you keep charging ahead with rapid major changes, then HIRO will never catch up. Unless you add a handful of good governors, people using CM10.1 will need HIRO to work well with CM10.1.

Good stable operation is more important than any nifty cool jellybeans features. Sometimes I even revert to stock for weeks when too many things get effed up by developers. Sometimes it is a simple choice between good and stable operation versus unnecessary nice features with unreliable operation. Stable operation wins every time in my mind.

Anyway, I hope this hasn't been too rough for you to read. It's not my intention to be insulting. Just answering your question. I expect to get some insults over this post.
[HTC Rezound] gleggie:
You have a point, although 6/05 has been running very nicely for me. Also, have you considered trying Funky Kernel? Fly's 6/05 build + Funky Kernel 3.4 has been running awesome for me. Super smooth and just about as stable as it gets.
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
[MENTION=4581832]HowardZ[/MENTION]

Do respect your feedback. Here is all that your missing out

1. MHL will never work with our phone unless someone went all out with the kernel fixes which I don't see.

2. gallery crashes are fixed.

3. back mic is fixed. in call audio audio works great now

4. video tearing is fixed. Includes H/W video plays awesome now

5. camcorder records at 1080p and the corrupted videos fixed

6. camera is officially supported

7. uses an updated RIL. Some users reported better signal

8. Building with Linaro for smoother animations and performance.

9. USB Tether works now

10. We now can use CMUpdater for updates.

11. Overall performance is better

You know HIRO does get updated. Then you have Funky kernel. Both kernels have most or not all of the latest updates.
[HTC Rezound] bacon612:
You should nandroid your current setup and try this latest build Just in case you disaprove. I know what you mean about the annoyances of wanky ROMs but this will impress you, without question. Give it a try. What are you missing from the stock kernel that hiro offers?
[HTC Rezound] HowardZ:
Compared to stock, I give up MHL, but gain superb battery life with CM10.1 and HIRO's additional governors.

It is good news regarding the achievements of the 6/5 and 6/6 version of CM10.1

I think it may take a week or two for HIRO to catch up and work well with 6/6 CM10.1.

HIRO is the first kernel which ever worked well with my phone. I think my individual Rezound phone can not tolerate under volting and over clocking as well as the average Rezound does. I feel the developer of HIRO has in some ways helped make his kernel usable for me, and for this I am grateful.

Regards

Howard
[HTC Rezound] scy1192:
looks like RC5 just dropped. Maybe in the next build?
[HTC Rezound] lukester01:
Hiro

The latest CM is much better than you are running. HIRO unfortunately has been broken with CM for about a month now. I've tried the latest and it gives issues for me. Funk Kernel is the way to go if you need the governors. I have to warn you though that you will most likely have to do a clean install. Try a dirty one, but most likely you're gonna get a boot loop. At least that was my experience when going to the new CM builds. Also, uninstall Kernel Tuner (I swear it was causing my bootloops after updating kernels) and use Trickster MOD. From their website you can even download a recovery.zip to flash if kernel settings break something.
[HTC Rezound] Hobox10:
That reminds me, something else I've noticed since using this rom is it seems my LTE speeds are significantly lower than anything they've ever used to be. I'm on the newest radios.
[HTC Rezound] tigerxchaos:
I just did a speed test and got 12.3 mbps down/11.6 mbps up. These are higher than what I've seen lately for my area.
[HTC Rezound] Hobox10:
I'm getting like 10 down and 4 up, but I've always gotten over 20 here. And it's generally half to one fourth of my normal speeds anywhere I go.
[HTC Rezound] KnightDavid:
I'm getting a little more than 10 down/6 up, which is about the norm for 4g in western mass.

Btw flyhalf, I finally updated my recovery from RA 3.15 to the latest TWRP. Thanks to you and snuzzo too, as I used his recovery install zip. Wow, that was so easy!
[HTC Rezound] power950:
First of all I love how much flyhalf has devoted himself to this rom and how much he has fixed and moved us forward second ihatewebos is keeping up with flyhalf just as good the second a kernel related fix is added into the stock kernel ihatewebos is right on it adding that fix into hiro looks like you haven't been reading the topics and change logs thoroughly so get off fly's back no disrespect to stang at all but fly is doing a better job I am happy stang got us as far as he did and he did a great job but like he said he did not have the time to devote himself to a phone he didn't use so fly took over and has done a great job
[HTC Rezound] highdro:
Cry much HowardZ? The world has definitely moved forward. Enjoy the past buddy lol. Fly you're doing a great job. Don't pay attention to this guy.
[HTC Rezound] tigerxchaos:
It's good to stick up for the guy who is doing a lot of work to keep our phones relevant, and I'd have his back too, except Fly seems to be taking Howard's comments better than you two are. It's already been outlined as to what he is missing out by sticking to an older ROM. Just leave it at that and don't contribute to Howard's negativity. I've been impressed by how little bickering I've seen on XDA, it'd be nice if we could just keep this a calm place to discuss the future of development for the Rezound.
[HTC Rezound] iHateWebOS:
Howard has been complaining for a long time. Even before the rezound. Doesn't bother me none. My project is my first kernel hack, so to be honest Funky Is the best way to go for overall stability. I hope to see some work from howardz soon, someone as critical as him must have some extensive knowledge on the developing process.
[HTC Rezound] Luke1213:
can not agree more.:good::good:
[HTC Rezound] V0latyle:
Interesting little fact: System UI doesn't seem to have nearly as many issues when I use Trebuchet rather than Apex as I had been doing. I still like Apex better as it is more customizable. Still testing...anyone else using Apex without issues?
[HTC Rezound] 4GivenByChrist:
I guess for me it comes down to it being your CHOICE to flash a custom rom. So if you don't like what a dev is doing stay on stock and don't act like an entitled brat. Fly, Stang, Neo, WeboS and all have brought the forgotten diamond of HTC devices to life - so don't whine for what you wouldn't have without them.
[HTC Rezound] HowardZ:
Ihatewebos,

I really do appreciate your kernel, as any others I tried in the past were unusable on my Rezound. I also think you eased off the default values for undervolting and overclocking just so your kernel would have a chance of booting up on the few inferior phones like mine. Battery life is very impressive with your kernel. In the past I was amazed how many people loved so many kernels which on my particular phone were either unbootable or crashed frequently. I have confidence in you, that the HIRO kernel will again be stable with the improved CM10.1.

I kept using the older version of CM10.1 in order to continue using your excellent kernel.

By the way, my previous phone was a motorola droidX, a hand me down from my wife when she "upgraded?" to an iPhone. I used many ROMs by x13thangelx which almost always worked very well. Cm9, gummy, AOKP, and liquid. My droidX is currently on liquid, though the device is rarely used anymore. 13thangel was an amazing developer.

I generally expect major things to work, though I can understand trying something new with big problems in order to give feedback to the author. I think stock is very reliable and everyone needs reliable. I don't drink the spiked cool aid, meaning I don't fall in love with any piece of software. If something works poorly I will abandon it and I don't mind telling others why.

Most of my IT experience was not with Unix but I still know the basics. If you really want some help, I can dual boot one of my computers for Linux and try. I will need some pointers to set up the tools for building. But, don't expect me to publish anything that works poorly on my own phone.

Regards

Howard

P. S. Maybe now we can move on, and stop discussing why I am using an older version of CM10.1. This doesn't belong in this thread.
[HTC Rezound] Jonman409:
Hah I remember you now. I worked with angel over on RootzWiki for the droids.
[HTC Rezound] V0latyle:
If you want something that works the way it's supposed to...go back to stock.
[HTC Rezound] wildstang83:
Come on guys, everyone had their say. Its over. This mess ends here. Lets get this thread back on topic. Last warning.
[HTC Rezound] DCnovicky:
What kinda issues you having? My widgets flicker sometimes but that's it.
[HTC Rezound] izzaeroth:
I'm also using apex. I probably get 2-4 ui crashes a day with apex. but Im going to try locking it in memory, might help with the few crashes I do get

Edit: meant to say that apex itself is what crashes
[HTC Rezound] V0latyle:
System UI crashes, defaults to framework wallpaper. Seems to happen most often when I receive a notification and drag down the windowshade on the lockscreen. Sometimes gets stuck in a cycle of crashing over and over and over again. I did a clean flash with the 6/6 build and decided to try using Trebuchet rather than Apex, and so far haven't experienced the same problem. Apex itself has never crashed; it's got hung up a few times but waiting generally allows it to sort itself out.
[HTC Rezound] DCnovicky:
This actually happened to me yesterday for the first time when I checked out a website using Chrome, website was flightradar24.